Stone Boat of the Summer Palace in Beijing

I went to Beijing to travel and came to the Summer Palace. I participated in a local day trip tour group. The stone raft is also called Qinghui. It was built in Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty for 20 years. The hull is carved with giant stones. The length is 36 meters. There are marble patterns on the boat. The top is decorated with brick carvings. It is a famous water building treasure of the Summer Palace. But when the British and French forces invaded, it was burned down and rebuilt in 19 years.

Shiqian, taken from the meaning of the Qing Dynasty of the Haitang River. Shiqian, also known as Qingqian, is located in the northwest of Kunming Lake and on the west bank of Wanshou Mountain. Shiqian was built in the garden not only to prove that the water is alive and can be taken by boat, but also to highlight the realm of "no man in the boat" in the "boat self-heng".

The corridor is another landmark of the Summer Palace in Beijing, between the southern foot of Wanshou Mountain and the north bank of Kunming Lake. It was built in the Qing Dynasty in Qianlong 15 years (1750), and was rebuilt in 1888 after being burned by the British and French forces in 1860. The corridor is invited to the east, west to Shizhang Pavilion, through the middle of the cloud gate, symbolizing the spring, summer, autumn and winter seasons. The length is 728 meters, a total of 273 rooms, with 548 pillars. The corridor is famous for its exquisite architecture, twists and turns and extremely rich color paintings. It is the longest corridor in ancient buildings and gardens in China. The corridor is also a colorful gallery, each beam in the gallery is painted with more than 14,000 colors, bright colors and magnificent. The content of the paintings is mostly landscape, flowers and birds, and the plot of four classic Chinese classics. The artists condensed the history and culture of China for thousands of years on this long corridor.

A place that must be punched in the Summer Palace, not to be missed.

Who doesn't say that their hometown is good? Yes, the new immigrants now just don't like their hometowns. I often wonder, since immigrants to a new environment, then this new environment must be better than the old environment, otherwise, why change places to live? People go high. Walking in the west embankment of the Summer Palace, watching this article only the Summer Palace has the autumn color, I am not impressed, thank the old ancestors for leaving us such a magnificent wealth, this park is a world heritage, is our motherland priceless treasure. In the Summer Palace, foreigners can often be seen, pleasantly in the trails and woods, they with the most enthusiastic eyes to see every grass, every tree, every scene of the Summer Palace...they never see enough...why not they see enough?